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A block of trainer sessions can become a source of conflict with neighbours, especially in the evening. Here's how to make training audible to you alone.
Fasted training is a divisive topic. Advocates say it burns more fat; critics call it risky and ineffective. The truth is somewhere in between.
The e-bike is no longer a novelty — in 2024 it made up over 20% of bikes sold in Europe. How the motor assist works, what the law says, and whether you can actually train on one.
High-intensity interval training is one of the most effective, time-efficient ways to improve cycling fitness — short, hard efforts alternated with rest.
The bike builds leg endurance, but not maximal strength. Off-bike strength exercises improve peak power, pedalling economy and injury resistance.
"Should I start running or buy a bike?" A fair comparison of joint load, pace of progress and how easy each is to stick with — plus what to choose to start.
Everyone who rides indoors has heard it. There are so many myths around indoor training that many cyclists skip a great tool for the wrong reasons.
Training without a plan is riding without a map. Periodization splits the season into phases with different goals, so you peak when you actually need it.
You have a bike and want to start training, but don't know where to begin. A plan that won't end in injury after two weeks.
Many cyclists ride fast, thinking faster = more calories burned = more fat. That's only partly true. The key isn't pace, it's the mix of energy sources and ride duration.
A trainer and the road are two different tools, not competitors. Each has its strengths — smart cyclists use both. Here's when one beats the other.
Resistance to riding rarely comes from laziness. Your fatigue chart (PMC) and TSB will tell you more than how you feel in the morning. A step-by-step way to break the resistance.